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Electrolytes NURSING Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Potassium normal range - 3.5-5.0 mEg/L Function of Potassium - Potassium controls intracellular osmolality Regulator of cellular enzyme activity Plays a role in the transmission of electrical impulses in the: nerve, heart, skeletal, intestinal and lung tissue. Regulation of acid-base balance by cellular exchange with hydrogen cations. Potassium is eliminated from... - Kidneys Magnesium normal range - 1.3-2.3 mEg/L Functions of M...

Fluid and Electrolytes-Nursing Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Hypervolemia-Isotonic - Fluid Excess-equal amounts of electrolytes and water; Treatment-decrease water and electrolytes; Interventions-assess for edema and breathe sounds, monitor I&O, administer diuretics, restrict fluid intake and dietary Na as ordered, monitor electrolyte values (do this for all) Hypervolemia-Hypertonic - Is a extracellular fluid volume deficit; more electrolytes then water in body fluid; caused by exc...

Electrolytes Nursing Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Electrolyte functions in the body - contraction of muscles sending nerve impulses creating bones balancing fluids in the body maintaining the bloods acid base balance how does the body balance electrolytes? - the kidneys filter and reabsorb what electrolytes we need and don't need in the body what are the 6 major electrolytes? - sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, phosphorus, and magnesium why is sodium important? - it hel...

Fluid and Electrolyte Nursing 101 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Solvent - a liquid such as water that can hold another substance in a solution solute - a substance that is either dissolved or suspended in a solution isotonic solution - a solution that has the same concentration of solutes as another solution hypertonic solution - a solution that has MORE solutes than another solution hypotonic solution - a solution that has FEWER solutes than another solution isotonic solution ex...

ELECTROLYSIS GCSE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS Which elements are near the top of the reactivity series? - K, Na, Li Which elements are near the bottom of the reactivity series? - Au, Ag, Hg, Cu, H2 What is the acronym for oxidation and reduction? - OILRIG What is the 'OIL' in OILRIG? - Oxiation iss loss of electrons What is the 'RIG' in OILRIG? - Reduction is loss of electrons How do metals react? - By losing electrons to form positive ions How do non-metals react? -...

Electrolysis GCSE Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Chemical changes - Began with systematic experimentation, predicting new substances and understanding living organisms' reactions. Electrolysis - Splitting a compound with electricity Electrolyte - Chemical being split (MUST be a LIQUID) Electrode - A conducting rod placed in the electrolyte Anode - Positive electrode Cathode - Negative electrode Anion - Negative ion Cation - Positive ion Metal ion - Always a positive ion Non ...

ELECTROLYSIS IBEC AND LASER STATE BOARD TEST FINAL EXAM WELL RESEARCHED PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM 2024 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% DETAILED VERIFIED AND CORRECT ANSWERS ACTUAL BRANDNEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+

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Electrolysis - IGCSE Chemistry Exam Prep Questions Correctly Solved Electrolysis - CORRECT ANSWERThe breaking down of an ionic compound when molten or in an aqueous solution by the passage of electricity.

Electrolysis IBEC+Laser STATE BOARD Exam Prep Questions Correctly Solved Laser stands for what? - CORRECT ANSWERLight Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation What is the distance measured in nanometers between two peaks or two troughs known as? - CORRECT ANSWERWavelength